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At the outset of World War II, the Germans pioneer a new form of mobile armoured warfare. This is the story of the famed Blitzkrieg, as thousands of panzers burst through terrain thought impassible to conquer Western Europe in a matter of weeks.
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Battlefield: Fall of France
This episode of Battlefield chronicles the German triumph over French and British forces in France 1940.
After the fall of Poland, Denmark and Norway; British and French forces, on the Western Front, sat out the Phony War, behind their prepared defenses. One of the marvels of 20th Century technology, the Maginot Line, gave the French a false sense of Security. Unfortunately, for the French and British, they were led by perhaps the worst general and leader of World War II. General Maurice Gamelin led a disastrous campaign that fed right into the Germans plans.
On paper the French and British forces were impressive. French tanks were superior too many of the German models. The Char IB and S-35 were stand outs in the French arsenal. However, the French amour was dispersed among infantry units and handled with a complete emphasis on infantry support. The Germans doctrine, of Blitzkrieg emphasized concentration, breakthrough and exploitation of openings in the front with powerful armored forces. With Germans generals Manstein, Guderian, Rommel, Kleist and Hoth the French forces were completely outwitted.
The Fall of France proved to the world the brilliance of Blitzkrieg, German strategy and the weaknesses in the old military doctrine.
Enjoy this excellent episode of Battlefield.
World War II World War II World War Two France Tanks German Germany Hitler British tank French Panzer tactics 1940 Matilda General
- published: 12 Dec 2008
- views: 44959
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Battlefield: Fall of France
This episode of Battlefield chronicles the German triumph over French and British forces in France 1940.
After the fall of Poland, Denmark and Norway; British and French forces, on the Western Front, sat out the Phony War, behind their prepared defenses. One of the marvels of 20th Century technology, the Maginot Line, gave the French a false sense of Security. Unfortunately, for the French and British, they were led by perhaps the worst general and leader of World War II. General Maurice Gamelin led a disastrous campaign that fed right into the Germans plans.
On paper the French and British forces were impressive. French tanks were superior too many of the German models. The Char IB and S-35 were stand outs in the French arsenal. However, the French amour was dispersed among infantry units and handled with a complete emphasis on infantry support. The Germans doctrine, of Blitzkrieg emphasized concentration, breakthrough and exploitation of openings in the front with powerful armored forces. With Germans generals Manstein, Guderian, Rommel, Kleist and Hoth the French forces were completely outwitted.
The Fall of France proved to the world the brilliance of Blitzkrieg, German strategy and the weaknesses in the old military doctrine.
Enjoy this excellent episode of Battlefield.
World War II World War II World War Two France Tanks German Germany Hitler British tank French Panzer tactics 1940 Matilda General
- published: 12 Dec 2008
- views: 35961
If you liked Fury, you might like Fleurie.
Between May 15 and 17 of 1940, the town of Stonne was the focus of hard fighting between the French and Germans. The town changed hands 17 times in the three days of battling. Involved in the fighting were Renault B1 Bis tanks from the third division of a Bataillon de Chars de Combat. One B1 Bis was numbered 350, named Fleurie. Another tank from the same division, number 337, named Eure, destroyed a column of two Panzer IV and eleven Panzer III tanks lined up on the street on May 16. Some people say the French tanks could have defended France if they had been deployed differently, and had enough gas and ammunition handy, and had radios, and anti-aircraft protection, and better luck, etc.
Special thanks to Lego4Life on Mocpages, Ngoc Truong from Vietnam, for sharing his plans for the B1 Bis and the Panzer III. See his other superior models at:
http://www.mocpages.com/mocs.php?id=84364
Thanks to Custombricks.de for their Panzer IV instructions
http://www.custombricks.de/CUSTOM-Bauanleitungen/
Thanks also to Brian Fitzsimmons here on youtube for his Panzer II plans
https://www.youtube.com/user/1O1stairborne
The French Adrian helmets are 3D printed and designed by Woody64 at Shapeways.com
http://www.shapeways.com/shops/MinifigCustomsIn3d?s=36§ion;=Packs#more-products
Here is a photo of Char B1 Bis number 350, Fleurie, and its crew from the middle of May, 1940 during the battle of France at Stonne: http://www.wettringer-modellbauforum.de/forum/index.php?page=Thread&threadID;=46763
You can read more about the Battle of Stonne lots of places. With some pictures of how it looks now you can see:
http://www.johnsmilitaryhistory.com/Stonne.html
The Music is called "The Conquerors" by Brightside Studio, the royalty free commercial license was purchased from Premiumbeat.com
Sounds were purchased from Sounddogs.com
The tracks on the B1 Bis are from brickmania.com, and the tracks on the other tanks are from custombricks.de
Thanks for watching
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The order on 24th of May to halt the German Panzer Divisions just short of Dunkirk has been widely debated ever since. Karl-Heinz Frieser in his book Blitzkrieg Legend gives a detailed overview on the Battle of France and also on the so called "halt order" (Halte-Befehl). In this video I present a short summary of Friesers view.
See notes on Accuracy & “Methodology” (bottom) for more detailed information.
---** Credits & Special Thanks **---
The Counter-Design is heavily inspired by Black ICE Mod for the game Hearts of Iron 3 by Paradox Interactive
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- published: 18 Mar 2016
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The opening scenes of the great war movie "Battle of Britain". In May 1940, France has nearly fallen to the military forces of Germany. The British, along with their commonwealth and French allies, fought vainly to stem the German advance.
In this scene, we see a handful of British (and Allied) pilots being overrun by the German Luftwaffe.
This movie is notable for it's use of of authentic aircraft and lots of them.
- published: 08 Sep 2014
- views: 60723
Français:
La Bataille de France qui dura du 10 mai au 22 juin 1940, opposa l'Allemagne nazie au Benelux et à la France. Elle se terminera par l'occupation de la France et du Benelux par l'Allemagne et l'Italie et l'instauration du régime de Vichy.
English:
The Battle of France, which lasted from 10 May to 22 June 1940, Nazi Germany opposed the Benelux and France. It will end with the occupation of France and Benelux by Germany and Italy and the establishment of the Vichy regime.
- published: 22 Feb 2015
- views: 1359
In the Second World War, the Battle of France was the successful German invasion of France and the Low Countries, beginning on 10 May 1940, which ended the Phony War. The battle consisted of two main operations. In the first, Fall Gelb (Case Yellow), German armoured units pushed through the Ardennes, to cut off and surround the Allied units that had advanced into Belgium. During the fighting, the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) and many French soldiers were evacuated from Dunkirk in Operation Dynamo.
In the second operation, Fall Rot (Case Red), executed from 5 June, German forces outflanked the Maginot Line and pushed deep into France. Italy declared war on France on 10 June and soon afterwards the French government fled to Bordeaux. France's capital of Paris was occupied on 14 June. On 17 June, Philippe Pétain publicly announced France would ask for an armistice. On 22 June, an armistice was signed between France and Germany, going into effect on 25 June. For the Axis Powers, the campaign was a spectacular victory.
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44:35Greatest Tank Battles - The Battle of France
Greatest Tank Battles - The Battle of FranceGreatest Tank Battles - The Battle of France
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--SUBSCRIBE TO EXCELLENT World War II VIDEOS---- --UPLOADED Weekly--- Videos Running Time 01:54:00 in 12 Parts Battlefield: Fall of France This episode of Battlefield chronicles the German triumph over French and British forces in France 1940. After the fall of Poland, Denmark and Norway; British and French forces, on the Western Front, sat out the Phony War, behind their prepared defenses. One of the marvels of 20th Century technology, the Maginot Line, gave the French a false sense of Security. Unfortunately, for the French and British, they were led by perhaps the worst general and leader of World War II. General Maurice Gamelin led a disastrous campaign that fed right into the Germans plans. On paper the French and British forces were impressive. French tanks were superior too many of the German models. The Char IB and S-35 were stand outs in the French arsenal. However, the French amour was dispersed among infantry units and handled with a complete emphasis on infantry support. The Germans doctrine, of Blitzkrieg emphasized concentration, breakthrough and exploitation of openings in the front with powerful armored forces. With Germans generals Manstein, Guderian, Rommel, Kleist and Hoth the French forces were completely outwitted. The Fall of France proved to the world the brilliance of Blitzkrieg, German strategy and the weaknesses in the old military doctrine. Enjoy this excellent episode of Battlefield. World War II World War II World War Two France Tanks German Germany Hitler British tank French Panzer tactics 1940 Matilda General -
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--SUBSCRIBE TO EXCELLENT World War II VIDEOS---- --UPLOADED Weekly--- Videos Running Time 01:54:00 in 12 Parts Battlefield: Fall of France This episode of Battlefield chronicles the German triumph over French and British forces in France 1940. After the fall of Poland, Denmark and Norway; British and French forces, on the Western Front, sat out the Phony War, behind their prepared defenses. One of the marvels of 20th Century technology, the Maginot Line, gave the French a false sense of Security. Unfortunately, for the French and British, they were led by perhaps the worst general and leader of World War II. General Maurice Gamelin led a disastrous campaign that fed right into the Germans plans. On paper the French and British forces were impressive. French tanks were superior too many of the German models. The Char IB and S-35 were stand outs in the French arsenal. However, the French amour was dispersed among infantry units and handled with a complete emphasis on infantry support. The Germans doctrine, of Blitzkrieg emphasized concentration, breakthrough and exploitation of openings in the front with powerful armored forces. With Germans generals Manstein, Guderian, Rommel, Kleist and Hoth the French forces were completely outwitted. The Fall of France proved to the world the brilliance of Blitzkrieg, German strategy and the weaknesses in the old military doctrine. Enjoy this excellent episode of Battlefield. World War II World War II World War Two France Tanks German Germany Hitler British tank French Panzer tactics 1940 Matilda General -
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3:361940 Lego World War Two Battle for France at Stonne
1940 Lego World War Two Battle for France at Stonne1940 Lego World War Two Battle for France at Stonne
If you liked Fury, you might like Fleurie. Between May 15 and 17 of 1940, the town of Stonne was the focus of hard fighting between the French and Germans. The town changed hands 17 times in the three days of battling. Involved in the fighting were Renault B1 Bis tanks from the third division of a Bataillon de Chars de Combat. One B1 Bis was numbered 350, named Fleurie. Another tank from the same division, number 337, named Eure, destroyed a column of two Panzer IV and eleven Panzer III tanks lined up on the street on May 16. Some people say the French tanks could have defended France if they had been deployed differently, and had enough gas and ammunition handy, and had radios, and anti-aircraft protection, and better luck, etc. Special thanks to Lego4Life on Mocpages, Ngoc Truong from Vietnam, for sharing his plans for the B1 Bis and the Panzer III. See his other superior models at: http://www.mocpages.com/mocs.php?id=84364 Thanks to Custombricks.de for their Panzer IV instructions http://www.custombricks.de/CUSTOM-Bauanleitungen/ Thanks also to Brian Fitzsimmons here on youtube for his Panzer II plans https://www.youtube.com/user/1O1stairborne The French Adrian helmets are 3D printed and designed by Woody64 at Shapeways.com http://www.shapeways.com/shops/MinifigCustomsIn3d?s=36§ion;=Packs#more-products Here is a photo of Char B1 Bis number 350, Fleurie, and its crew from the middle of May, 1940 during the battle of France at Stonne: http://www.wettringer-modellbauforum.de/forum/index.php?page=Thread&threadID;=46763 You can read more about the Battle of Stonne lots of places. With some pictures of how it looks now you can see: http://www.johnsmilitaryhistory.com/Stonne.html The Music is called "The Conquerors" by Brightside Studio, the royalty free commercial license was purchased from Premiumbeat.com Sounds were purchased from Sounddogs.com The tracks on the B1 Bis are from brickmania.com, and the tracks on the other tanks are from custombricks.de Thanks for watching -
4:12[Battle of France] Why did Hitler halt the Advance on Dunkirk?
[Battle of France] Why did Hitler halt the Advance on Dunkirk?[Battle of France] Why did Hitler halt the Advance on Dunkirk?
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7:41WWII - The Battle For France 1940 A.D. - Part 1 of 11
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7:01Battle of Britain (1969) - "France, May 1940"
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The opening scenes of the great war movie "Battle of Britain". In May 1940, France has nearly fallen to the military forces of Germany. The British, along with their commonwealth and French allies, fought vainly to stem the German advance. In this scene, we see a handful of British (and Allied) pilots being overrun by the German Luftwaffe. This movie is notable for it's use of of authentic aircraft and lots of them. -
0:36Battle of France (1940) Every Day
Battle of France (1940) Every DayBattle of France (1940) Every Day
Français: La Bataille de France qui dura du 10 mai au 22 juin 1940, opposa l'Allemagne nazie au Benelux et à la France. Elle se terminera par l'occupation de la France et du Benelux par l'Allemagne et l'Italie et l'instauration du régime de Vichy. English: The Battle of France, which lasted from 10 May to 22 June 1940, Nazi Germany opposed the Benelux and France. It will end with the occupation of France and Benelux by Germany and Italy and the establishment of the Vichy regime.
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Greatest Tank Battles - The Battle of France
At the outset of World War II, the Germans pioneer a new form of mobile armoured warfare. This is the story of the famed Blitzkrieg, as thousands of panzers burst through terrain thought impassible to conquer Western Europe in a matter of weeks. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyrights: Breakthrough Entertainment & Shaw Media Military Channel -
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1940 Lego World War Two Battle for France at Stonne
If you liked Fury, you might like Fleurie. Between May 15 and 17 of 1940, the town of Stonne was the focus of hard fighting between the French and Germans. The town changed hands 17 times in the three days of battling. Involved in the fighting were Renault B1 Bis tanks from the third division of a Bataillon de Chars de Combat. One B1 Bis was numbered 350, named Fleurie. Another tank from the same division, number 337, named Eure, destroyed a column of two Panzer IV and eleven Panzer III tanks lined up on the street on May 16. Some people say the French tanks could have defended France if they had been deployed differently, and had enough gas and ammunition handy, and had radios, and anti-aircraft protection, and better luck, etc. Special thanks to Lego4Life on Mocpages, Ngoc Truong ... -
[Battle of France] Why did Hitler halt the Advance on Dunkirk?
---** Social Media **--- facebook: https://www.facebook.com/milhistoryvisualized/ twitter: https://twitter.com/MilHiVisualized ---** Description **--- The order on 24th of May to halt the German Panzer Divisions just short of Dunkirk has been widely debated ever since. Karl-Heinz Frieser in his book Blitzkrieg Legend gives a detailed overview on the Battle of France and also on the so called "halt order" (Halte-Befehl). In this video I present a short summary of Friesers view. See notes on Accuracy & “Methodology” (bottom) for more detailed information. ---** Credits & Special Thanks **--- The Counter-Design is heavily inspired by Black ICE Mod for the game Hearts of Iron 3 by Paradox Interactive https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?forums/blackice.467/ ---** Sources **--- F... -
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Battle of Britain (1969) - "France, May 1940"
The opening scenes of the great war movie "Battle of Britain". In May 1940, France has nearly fallen to the military forces of Germany. The British, along with their commonwealth and French allies, fought vainly to stem the German advance. In this scene, we see a handful of British (and Allied) pilots being overrun by the German Luftwaffe. This movie is notable for it's use of of authentic aircraft and lots of them. -
Battle of France (1940) Every Day
Français: La Bataille de France qui dura du 10 mai au 22 juin 1940, opposa l'Allemagne nazie au Benelux et à la France. Elle se terminera par l'occupation de la France et du Benelux par l'Allemagne et l'Italie et l'instauration du régime de Vichy. English: The Battle of France, which lasted from 10 May to 22 June 1940, Nazi Germany opposed the Benelux and France. It will end with the occupation of France and Benelux by Germany and Italy and the establishment of the Vichy regime.
Greatest Tank Battles - The Battle of France
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At the outset of World War II, the Germans pioneer a new form of mobile armoured warfare. This is the story of the famed Blitzkrieg, as thousands of panzers bur...
At the outset of World War II, the Germans pioneer a new form of mobile armoured warfare. This is the story of the famed Blitzkrieg, as thousands of panzers burst through terrain thought impassible to conquer Western Europe in a matter of weeks.
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At the outset of World War II, the Germans pioneer a new form of mobile armoured warfare. This is the story of the famed Blitzkrieg, as thousands of panzers burst through terrain thought impassible to conquer Western Europe in a matter of weeks.
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Greatest Tank Battles The Battle of France
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- Duration: 42:21
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(7/12) Battlefield I: The Battle of France Episode 1 (GDH)
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Battlefield: Fall of France
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Battlefield: Fall of France
This episode of Battlefield chronicles the German triumph over French and British forces in France 1940.
After the fall of Poland, Denmark and Norway; British and French forces, on the Western Front, sat out the Phony War, behind their prepared defenses. One of the marvels of 20th Century technology, the Maginot Line, gave the French a false sense of Security. Unfortunately, for the French and British, they were led by perhaps the worst general and leader of World War II. General Maurice Gamelin led a disastrous campaign that fed right into the Germans plans.
On paper the French and British forces were impressive. French tanks were superior too many of the German models. The Char IB and S-35 were stand outs in the French arsenal. However, the French amour was dispersed among infantry units and handled with a complete emphasis on infantry support. The Germans doctrine, of Blitzkrieg emphasized concentration, breakthrough and exploitation of openings in the front with powerful armored forces. With Germans generals Manstein, Guderian, Rommel, Kleist and Hoth the French forces were completely outwitted.
The Fall of France proved to the world the brilliance of Blitzkrieg, German strategy and the weaknesses in the old military doctrine.
Enjoy this excellent episode of Battlefield.
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Battlefield: Fall of France
This episode of Battlefield chronicles the German triumph over French and British forces in France 1940.
After the fall of Poland, Denmark and Norway; British and French forces, on the Western Front, sat out the Phony War, behind their prepared defenses. One of the marvels of 20th Century technology, the Maginot Line, gave the French a false sense of Security. Unfortunately, for the French and British, they were led by perhaps the worst general and leader of World War II. General Maurice Gamelin led a disastrous campaign that fed right into the Germans plans.
On paper the French and British forces were impressive. French tanks were superior too many of the German models. The Char IB and S-35 were stand outs in the French arsenal. However, the French amour was dispersed among infantry units and handled with a complete emphasis on infantry support. The Germans doctrine, of Blitzkrieg emphasized concentration, breakthrough and exploitation of openings in the front with powerful armored forces. With Germans generals Manstein, Guderian, Rommel, Kleist and Hoth the French forces were completely outwitted.
The Fall of France proved to the world the brilliance of Blitzkrieg, German strategy and the weaknesses in the old military doctrine.
Enjoy this excellent episode of Battlefield.
World War II World War II World War Two France Tanks German Germany Hitler British tank French Panzer tactics 1940 Matilda General
- published: 12 Dec 2008
- views: 44959
(8/12) Battlefield I: The Battle of France Episode 1 (GDH)
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This epi...
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Battlefield: Fall of France
This episode of Battlefield chronicles the German triumph over French and British forces in France 1940.
After the fall of Poland, Denmark and Norway; British and French forces, on the Western Front, sat out the Phony War, behind their prepared defenses. One of the marvels of 20th Century technology, the Maginot Line, gave the French a false sense of Security. Unfortunately, for the French and British, they were led by perhaps the worst general and leader of World War II. General Maurice Gamelin led a disastrous campaign that fed right into the Germans plans.
On paper the French and British forces were impressive. French tanks were superior too many of the German models. The Char IB and S-35 were stand outs in the French arsenal. However, the French amour was dispersed among infantry units and handled with a complete emphasis on infantry support. The Germans doctrine, of Blitzkrieg emphasized concentration, breakthrough and exploitation of openings in the front with powerful armored forces. With Germans generals Manstein, Guderian, Rommel, Kleist and Hoth the French forces were completely outwitted.
The Fall of France proved to the world the brilliance of Blitzkrieg, German strategy and the weaknesses in the old military doctrine.
Enjoy this excellent episode of Battlefield.
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Battlefield: Fall of France
This episode of Battlefield chronicles the German triumph over French and British forces in France 1940.
After the fall of Poland, Denmark and Norway; British and French forces, on the Western Front, sat out the Phony War, behind their prepared defenses. One of the marvels of 20th Century technology, the Maginot Line, gave the French a false sense of Security. Unfortunately, for the French and British, they were led by perhaps the worst general and leader of World War II. General Maurice Gamelin led a disastrous campaign that fed right into the Germans plans.
On paper the French and British forces were impressive. French tanks were superior too many of the German models. The Char IB and S-35 were stand outs in the French arsenal. However, the French amour was dispersed among infantry units and handled with a complete emphasis on infantry support. The Germans doctrine, of Blitzkrieg emphasized concentration, breakthrough and exploitation of openings in the front with powerful armored forces. With Germans generals Manstein, Guderian, Rommel, Kleist and Hoth the French forces were completely outwitted.
The Fall of France proved to the world the brilliance of Blitzkrieg, German strategy and the weaknesses in the old military doctrine.
Enjoy this excellent episode of Battlefield.
World War II World War II World War Two France Tanks German Germany Hitler British tank French Panzer tactics 1940 Matilda General
- published: 12 Dec 2008
- views: 35961
WWII. BATTLE OF FRANCE. BLITZKRIEG
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- Duration: 49:40
- Updated: 26 Jan 2015
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1940 Lego World War Two Battle for France at Stonne
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- Duration: 3:36
- Updated: 01 Jan 2015
- views: 1013162
If you liked Fury, you might like Fleurie.
Between May 15 and 17 of 1940, the town of Stonne was the focus of hard fighting between the French and Germans. Th...
If you liked Fury, you might like Fleurie.
Between May 15 and 17 of 1940, the town of Stonne was the focus of hard fighting between the French and Germans. The town changed hands 17 times in the three days of battling. Involved in the fighting were Renault B1 Bis tanks from the third division of a Bataillon de Chars de Combat. One B1 Bis was numbered 350, named Fleurie. Another tank from the same division, number 337, named Eure, destroyed a column of two Panzer IV and eleven Panzer III tanks lined up on the street on May 16. Some people say the French tanks could have defended France if they had been deployed differently, and had enough gas and ammunition handy, and had radios, and anti-aircraft protection, and better luck, etc.
Special thanks to Lego4Life on Mocpages, Ngoc Truong from Vietnam, for sharing his plans for the B1 Bis and the Panzer III. See his other superior models at:
http://www.mocpages.com/mocs.php?id=84364
Thanks to Custombricks.de for their Panzer IV instructions
http://www.custombricks.de/CUSTOM-Bauanleitungen/
Thanks also to Brian Fitzsimmons here on youtube for his Panzer II plans
https://www.youtube.com/user/1O1stairborne
The French Adrian helmets are 3D printed and designed by Woody64 at Shapeways.com
http://www.shapeways.com/shops/MinifigCustomsIn3d?s=36§ion;=Packs#more-products
Here is a photo of Char B1 Bis number 350, Fleurie, and its crew from the middle of May, 1940 during the battle of France at Stonne: http://www.wettringer-modellbauforum.de/forum/index.php?page=Thread&threadID;=46763
You can read more about the Battle of Stonne lots of places. With some pictures of how it looks now you can see:
http://www.johnsmilitaryhistory.com/Stonne.html
The Music is called "The Conquerors" by Brightside Studio, the royalty free commercial license was purchased from Premiumbeat.com
Sounds were purchased from Sounddogs.com
The tracks on the B1 Bis are from brickmania.com, and the tracks on the other tanks are from custombricks.de
Thanks for watching
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If you liked Fury, you might like Fleurie.
Between May 15 and 17 of 1940, the town of Stonne was the focus of hard fighting between the French and Germans. The town changed hands 17 times in the three days of battling. Involved in the fighting were Renault B1 Bis tanks from the third division of a Bataillon de Chars de Combat. One B1 Bis was numbered 350, named Fleurie. Another tank from the same division, number 337, named Eure, destroyed a column of two Panzer IV and eleven Panzer III tanks lined up on the street on May 16. Some people say the French tanks could have defended France if they had been deployed differently, and had enough gas and ammunition handy, and had radios, and anti-aircraft protection, and better luck, etc.
Special thanks to Lego4Life on Mocpages, Ngoc Truong from Vietnam, for sharing his plans for the B1 Bis and the Panzer III. See his other superior models at:
http://www.mocpages.com/mocs.php?id=84364
Thanks to Custombricks.de for their Panzer IV instructions
http://www.custombricks.de/CUSTOM-Bauanleitungen/
Thanks also to Brian Fitzsimmons here on youtube for his Panzer II plans
https://www.youtube.com/user/1O1stairborne
The French Adrian helmets are 3D printed and designed by Woody64 at Shapeways.com
http://www.shapeways.com/shops/MinifigCustomsIn3d?s=36§ion;=Packs#more-products
Here is a photo of Char B1 Bis number 350, Fleurie, and its crew from the middle of May, 1940 during the battle of France at Stonne: http://www.wettringer-modellbauforum.de/forum/index.php?page=Thread&threadID;=46763
You can read more about the Battle of Stonne lots of places. With some pictures of how it looks now you can see:
http://www.johnsmilitaryhistory.com/Stonne.html
The Music is called "The Conquerors" by Brightside Studio, the royalty free commercial license was purchased from Premiumbeat.com
Sounds were purchased from Sounddogs.com
The tracks on the B1 Bis are from brickmania.com, and the tracks on the other tanks are from custombricks.de
Thanks for watching
- published: 01 Jan 2015
- views: 1013162
[Battle of France] Why did Hitler halt the Advance on Dunkirk?
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- Updated: 18 Mar 2016
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The order on 24th of May to halt the German Panzer Divisions just short of Dunkirk has been widely debated ever since. Karl-Heinz Frieser in his book Blitzkrieg Legend gives a detailed overview on the Battle of France and also on the so called "halt order" (Halte-Befehl). In this video I present a short summary of Friesers view.
See notes on Accuracy & “Methodology” (bottom) for more detailed information.
---** Credits & Special Thanks **---
The Counter-Design is heavily inspired by Black ICE Mod for the game Hearts of Iron 3 by Paradox Interactive
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?forums/blackice.467/
---** Sources **---
Frieser, Karl-Heinz: Blitzkrieg Legend
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The order on 24th of May to halt the German Panzer Divisions just short of Dunkirk has been widely debated ever since. Karl-Heinz Frieser in his book Blitzkrieg Legend gives a detailed overview on the Battle of France and also on the so called "halt order" (Halte-Befehl). In this video I present a short summary of Friesers view.
See notes on Accuracy & “Methodology” (bottom) for more detailed information.
---** Credits & Special Thanks **---
The Counter-Design is heavily inspired by Black ICE Mod for the game Hearts of Iron 3 by Paradox Interactive
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?forums/blackice.467/
---** Sources **---
Frieser, Karl-Heinz: Blitzkrieg Legend
Amazon.com (affiliate link): http://amzn.to/24UZrJl
Amazon.de (affiliate link): http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/3486715445/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp;=1638&creative;=19454&creativeASIN;=3486715445&linkCode;=as2&tag;=ytmh-21
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“Bernhard Kast is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.”
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---** Notes on Accuracy & “Methodology” **---
Main source for information and maps is Frieser (see sources).
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WWII - The Battle For France 1940 A.D. - Part 1 of 11
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- Duration: 7:41
- Updated: 12 Apr 2010
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After the fall of Poland Britain and France declare war on Germany causing Hitler to Invade France in the spring of 1940.
After the fall of Poland Britain and France declare war on Germany causing Hitler to Invade France in the spring of 1940.
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Battle of Britain (1969) - "France, May 1940"
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- Duration: 7:01
- Updated: 08 Sep 2014
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The opening scenes of the great war movie "Battle of Britain". In May 1940, France has nearly fallen to the military forces of Germany. The British, along wit...
The opening scenes of the great war movie "Battle of Britain". In May 1940, France has nearly fallen to the military forces of Germany. The British, along with their commonwealth and French allies, fought vainly to stem the German advance.
In this scene, we see a handful of British (and Allied) pilots being overrun by the German Luftwaffe.
This movie is notable for it's use of of authentic aircraft and lots of them.
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The opening scenes of the great war movie "Battle of Britain". In May 1940, France has nearly fallen to the military forces of Germany. The British, along with their commonwealth and French allies, fought vainly to stem the German advance.
In this scene, we see a handful of British (and Allied) pilots being overrun by the German Luftwaffe.
This movie is notable for it's use of of authentic aircraft and lots of them.
- published: 08 Sep 2014
- views: 60723
Battle of France (1940) Every Day
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- Duration: 0:36
- Updated: 22 Feb 2015
- views: 1359
Français:
La Bataille de France qui dura du 10 mai au 22 juin 1940, opposa l'Allemagne nazie au Benelux et à la France. Elle se terminera par l'occupation de la...
Français:
La Bataille de France qui dura du 10 mai au 22 juin 1940, opposa l'Allemagne nazie au Benelux et à la France. Elle se terminera par l'occupation de la France et du Benelux par l'Allemagne et l'Italie et l'instauration du régime de Vichy.
English:
The Battle of France, which lasted from 10 May to 22 June 1940, Nazi Germany opposed the Benelux and France. It will end with the occupation of France and Benelux by Germany and Italy and the establishment of the Vichy regime.
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Français:
La Bataille de France qui dura du 10 mai au 22 juin 1940, opposa l'Allemagne nazie au Benelux et à la France. Elle se terminera par l'occupation de la France et du Benelux par l'Allemagne et l'Italie et l'instauration du régime de Vichy.
English:
The Battle of France, which lasted from 10 May to 22 June 1940, Nazi Germany opposed the Benelux and France. It will end with the occupation of France and Benelux by Germany and Italy and the establishment of the Vichy regime.
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1940 Lego World War Two Battle for France at Stonne
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Battle of Britain (1969) - "France, May 1940"
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